In 1997, volunteers started a thrift shop in Georgia; it has since grown into a $9.5 million community initiative supporting charities, funding scholarships and helping families in need
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What began as a small volunteer-run thrift shop in Peachtree City, Georgia, has grown into a community initiative that has generated more than $9.5 million for local causes since 1997.
Founded by MaryAnn Cox and Joan Velsmid, Clothes Less Traveled started with a simple idea: collect unwanted belongings, sell them at affordable prices and use the money to support people who need help.
Nearly three decades later, the non-profit has expanded its operations, supported more than 100 charitable organisations over its history and helped students pursue higher education through scholarships.
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What began as a small volunteer-run thrift shop in Peachtree City, Georgia, has grown into a community initiative that has generated more than $9.5 million for local causes since 1997.
Founded by MaryAnn Cox and Joan Velsmid, Clothes Less Traveled started with a simple idea: collect unwanted belongings, sell them at affordable prices and use the money to support people who need help.
Nearly three decades later, the non-profit has expanded its operations, supported more than 100 charitable organisations over its history and helped students pursue higher education through scholarships.